Sentence examples for subtle scenes from inspiring English sources

"They're not looking for subtle scenes of character-building.

Somehow, this master of subtle scenes and emotionally resonant moments has managed to write a book devoid of either.

Away from this subject, there are a couple of nice, subtle scenes in this episode, which was written by Simon and Ed Burns.

A succession of neatly judged, if hardly subtle, scenes expose us to the trip's ever-complicating ramifications for George – or Jahangir, as he is pointedly called once he reaches Pakistan.

While he said the episode included good "outrageous comedy", he said the script strives on the more subtle scenes about Leslie and Ben coming together, along with Chris' constant interruptions.

Repeatedly the film pounds away in subtle and not so subtle scenes of head-to-head hits on football practice fields, in game highlights from the NFL, and within the lives and deaths of former players.

In a subtle scene, he interrogates her brother, Edward, over the chess board.

His burned hand scars the reader's memory, her emotions pressed on by this subtle scene.

One ingeniously subtle scene comes in Act III, when the smitten Armide sings of Renaud, then talks things over with her confidantes, Phénice and Sidonie (two fine young sopranos, Nathalie Paulin and Judith van Wanroij).

La Jetée (Chris Marker, 1962) Told as a series of still, black-and-white photographs - save for one subtle scene - Marker's time twister tells a deceptively simple story that starts to eat its own tail.

He is also a subtle scene-setter, so Afghanistan, with its fierce mountains and sweet valleys reminiscent of Kubla Khan's "gardens bright with sinuous rills, where blossomed many an incense-bearing tree", is kept in the reader's mind's eye, along with the striking nature of its inhabitants.